I and a friend were excited to stumble upon this place on a late Sunday evening. We were greeted warmly, and given splendid service the entire night. The music got just a bit loud for what was otherwise a fairly sparsely populated cafe around midnight, but outdoor seating proved to be an excellent rearrangement from the indoors. We were told Fridays and Saturdays the place is absolutely filled, which I'm sure would have been agreeable as well, but I was pleased with tonight's mellow atmosphere. We had sandwiches of some kind that were excellently made and well complimented by Turkish coffee and tea. This was quite an enjoyable place to spend the evening, and I would recommend it :)

This was my first hookah place. So, I don't have too much experience on the matter. So, with that said: this is my review! We walked in on a Saturday afternoon. It was about 4-4:30. There where a few people there. Our waitress was there to greet us. She was super helpful, because we had almost no idea what to do. She recommended a few things. We got the Turkish Coffee and a orange hookah with midnight mix, or twilight mix. Something like that. It was good! The coffee was strong. The Hookah was amazing. It was nice and fruity. The atmosphere was good. They have these half a circle booths that where super comfortable. They also have these big black chairs on the far corners. They looked comfy. They even bring you food from a Cafe not to far from them, so we even ate there. We walk out around 8, feeling full and relaxed. Great place for a good time!

This is a great go-to place for hookah and caffeinated beverages in Dearborn. The ambiance is kind of trendy, dark, and snazzy. The hookah tobacco used is top notch - our argeelah smoked smooth and crisp for about 1 1/2 hours (and it was 4 of us sharing). The Turkish coffee was dark, thick, rich and robust - and the coffee pot came with enough to pour about 4 mini-cups worth. I was tired and the Turkish coffee really picked me up. There are pretty friendly and mostly Americanized Mideasterners here, mostly ages 20-30, so no worries of it being a high schooler hangout. The pricing reflects the clientèle, as the hookah was about $13-14 each, and the specialty caffeinated drinks ranged anywhere from $3-$6. So, not the cheapest place in town, but you are paying for the atmosphere. There was a nice aquarium to look at in here, too. I would not recommend the food here, because the focus is so much on quality hookah and espresso drinks, so the food is far from authentic Arabic that you would find elsewhere in Dearborn. I am a food junkie, so I would not get more than just hummus and pita from here. Even though the food here looked mediocre, the pricing was still as much, if not more, than the authentic food that can be had elsewhere. I was disappointed by a couple things. For one, the wait staff only checked on us every half hour, and that was with us flagging her down. Our waters were empty for a good 20 minutes before she noticed. Granted, it was a little busy, but she could have taken a little better care of us, especially since it was obvious that we were newcomers driving in from further than Dearborn (first impressions are everyhing). I also did not like that to get more hookah, you have to order a whole new argeelah for $13-$14. So we stuck with just one hookah. Many places will just bring you a new bowl of tobacco to affix to your argeelah, at a discounted rate, but not this place, these guys require you to buy a whole new one). Overall, a good place for the ambiance and atmosphere. Again, I would come here for some hookah, a yummy espresso, maybe some hummus - to chat with friends and hangout. Since I expect really good authentic food, I would not cough up the money for actual dinner here. It just doesn't seem right when you're in a town that serves up the most authentic Arabic food in the country. I gave this place 4-stars in generosity, though I would give 3.5 stars if I could.